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HISTELCON 2025
"Knowing the Past for Preparing the Future" HISTELCON contributes to reawakening the “passion for technology” which is not only a vital part of human culture, enabling a meaningful life, cultural achievements, and prosperity, but also, especially today, an “enabler” of resilience and security. HISTELCON is a flagship conference series of IEEE Region 8 held every two years and is dedicated to any aspects of the history of electrical engineering, electronics, computing, and their impact on social and economic and development. HISTELCON 2025 will be the ninth HISTELCON conference, being the first to be held in Germany. The conference official language is English, and all presentations will be oral. The conference will be hosted in the charming city of Bonn, Germany, in the Uniclub right next to the Rhine river in the center of the city.
IEEE Global Museum Exhibit Opening Celebration, “Microchips That Shook the World.”
IEEE Global Museum Exhibit Opening Celebration, “Microchips That Shook the World.”
ASML, 77 Danbury Rd, Wilton, CT 06897 Monday September 29, 2025, 2pm-5pm This inspiring traveling exhibit explores how microchips function and the vital roles they play in electronic technology. Interactive components, such as a magnifier rail and a gesture screen, offer visitors a rare chance to look inside a microchip and engage with a rich world of rivalries, gambits, and grand designs hidden behind the plastic packaging and metal contacts. The exhibit will remain on display to ASML employees and visitors at the ASML Wilton site until November 17, 2025. An identical copy of the exhibit will open to the public at the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum in Attleboro, MA on Saturday October 11, 2025. “Microchips That Shook the World” is a highly mobile, interactive exhibit from the IEEE Global Museum in partnership with IEEE Spectrum and IEEE Foundation. Philanthropic support was provided by ASML, the IEEE Electronics Packaging Society, the Bill and Dianne Mensch Foundation, and other generous donors.